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Newspaper
Jasper News
Location
Jasper, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1916
Page
3
Valuable material long ignored shows how a thick by product once dumped into streams became glycerin through collection and refinement. A smoky lamp or foul odor indicates dirty wicks. soak wick in strong vinegar, rinse in white vinegar, and dry thoroughly to keep burners clean.
A compact saying from Uncle Pen highlights a happily married man enjoys an enthusiastic audience of one, his wife, reflecting timeless marital cheer and personal happiness. The line frames a prideful, intimate view of partnership and devotion.
Robert M. Guy argues in the Atlantic that people remain sentimental despite critics. He notes enjoyment of Brahms and organ repertoire, and contrasts Sottivelli with Darby and Joan. He references Jean Inge, Mrs. Hemans, and the public mourning for Little Nell, highlighting enduring emotional reach.
A memoir fragment notes a man named Holst facing difficult times, with a sharp aside on how his wife’s actions propel or hinder his social ascent. The tone hints at domestic strife shaping personal prospects and public perception.
Madison Wisconsin resident Mrs. Oscar Day recounts severe nervousness and fear before childbirth. A nurse friend recommended Cardus the woman's tonic, she reports feeling better after one bottle, with continued improvement. The ad urges trying Cardul the woman's tonic for hardships, suggesting it helps many others.
Kansas State Agricultural College assistant professor R I Throckmorton argues dairy farming preserves soil fertility by returning barnyard manure to fields. He notes milk and alfalfa carry plant food value, supports legume crops to boost nitrogen, and contrasts with grain farming where nutrients are removed.
Sloan's Liniment eases bumps bruises and sprains in children and outdoors workers. It quickly penetrates and soothes without rubbing, outperforming plasters and ointments. For rheumatic aches neuralgia and post cold soreness it provides prompt relief with six bottle bases at 25 cents each by H. F. Pitts.
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